The effects of an electric shock vary depending on its source and severity. For example, shocks from light switches may be mild, while contact with industrial power sources can cause severe effects.

The blow, according to Smith, “didn’t knock my head back, it compressed my neck down onto my spine. I felt an electrical shock go down the back of both arms to my elbows.” Related ...

Getting an electrical shock can be startling to terrifying ... I was an electrical apprentice, and my crew had taken precautions to lockout/tagout. That means removing the power source, and ...

One of the boys told Amnesty: “They hit my face with the back of a gun, gave electric shocks to my back, and beat me with batons on the bottom of my feet and hands...” PESWs have often been used as de ...

They say southern stargazers, odd-looking fish with eyes on top of their heads, can deliver an electric shock of up to 50 volts ... eyes on the sides of their head. As they get older, their ...